Hey y’all! I’ve been reflecting a lot lately about my niche and the direction I’m taking with my community. My current path is very specific—it’s for MDs, NPs, PAs, and RNs. I haven’t launched my online community just yet, so it’s early enough in the game that I could still pivot if needed. While I love serving this niche in my real life brick and mortar business sometimes I wonder if I’ve made things too specialized for my new journey into the online community. Am I limiting myself from connecting with others who could benefit from what I offer? Is my audience and perfect avatar too specialized? Has anyone else faced this kind of decision? Did you decide to broaden your focus, or did you stick with your specific niche? Would love to hear your thoughts!

I am noticed today browsing on Skool is so fast and I like it! Feels super smooth even though my laptop is slower as memory is almost full. Maybe it us because there are no more "5 Leadership Lessons I Learned from a Sunburn in Bali" posts to wade through 🤭😂

i grabbed all information online, his books, day 1 recordings, the calls, you name it. This GPT should be able to anwser and give you support on about anything. Have fun. https://chatgpt.com/g/g-iOH6RU2bt-hormozi-skool-gpt

I'm not happy with the recent trends in this community. This is a place for genuine conversations and connections with other community owners. This is not a place for you to build your "thought leader" reputation with "4 things I learned in Bali about leadership" type posts and hollow comments. Here's the rules: 1. Don't be annoying 2. No self promotion 3. Don't use chatGPT 4. This isn't LinkedIn: Don't be a "thought leader" (see meme) 5. No engagement farming: Empty content to boost posts and get likes 6. Be positive 7. Make an effort If you see any posts/comments that break these rules - report them. If you're not sure, report them anyway. We're tightening up moderation.

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